The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-03-11

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Georgia "a mort o~l7 Northern Pacifie 4z9s
N e., cOns'd bs- -l2ble North'n Plc. pref. -
N. g., eons'd IS IoO Pacific Mail. 5s5s
i. T.. brown con. .lHil@ heddin4 5iie
Tenn, settle't is. ssia Rich. * Alieg'y 3sls
Virginia IS A. Rieh. x DanvilIe 1914
Virginia consOl'd- JB Rich X West PIT 40
Chesapeake Ohio "a Rock island ..-.. EIs
Northwest: n pref iiots g. Sc. Paul i pref'd sfX
Delaware Lack l.tt Texas Pacific- 1514
Erie. ..--. .--.... Sf4 Tenn Coal Il Iron. =.
East Tennessee. l24 Union Pacific. -
Lake Shore .....- a5ls New Jersey Cen. 5.s1
Louisville Il Nash 6l9s Missouri Pacific 6y5-
". D. Pacific lists $50 Western Union. lts1s
Mobile * Ohio. 81 Missouri Pacific. 7E,14
Nash X Chat Is COt'n Seed oil rr. 81
The stock market was less active to-day, and
presented fewer feature Of intere5t than YES
terday. Outside of Western tnion, Reading.
Richmond and Ne-tPOint. Iack aNana and New
England, the trading positively dun and
devoid of feature.
Western Union was again the leader of the
speculative list, and although it did not decline
AS much a. yesterday IL wts weak throughout
after the first hour. Richmond and West Point
sympathiZe closely with il. while Reading was
very well held throughout, Lnckawanna was
heavy ON Morris and Essex addition, The c,,ai-
ers were special feature IN the DECLINE The
remainder of the list was too dull AMI feature
less to require comment. The opening WAS
quiet and firm. the first prices showing adj
yances on the closing figures of last evening of
from \ 10 ~ per cent generally The market
decided strength displayed. The advance wis
checked at the end OF the first boar. and the
entire list weakened under the lead of Istcka-
and stasnation enstIed, lasting nearly until .
p. M When decided weakness was Developed
2:S, after which . slight rally occurred, ana
the market closed qtriet and steady To tirm-
but the changes for fractions only except
for Tennessee coal, which lost per cent. sn, II
gain of - in Morris ami ESscN.
COTTON.
LIVERPOOL March I0-i p. m.-Cotton, ND
lands, low middIing close, March j ls-t4 buyesr:
MARCH pril, ls-o4 buyer Aprii-May. s 1854
52i-6t buyer: July-AugIIst, 5Si-G4 seller: Al-
srtlst-September, 2t-GI, seller: September
October, 1854, Aalue. Futures CLOSED firm.
NEW YORK. March 10.-Cotton net ~ gross
2,S. Futures closed steady. sales a. no.
June io0i J,Ily l0'tE a. I6ta: Airg,,.t IL n n
lola: September 9.4 o. 90: October ~ Al 95I:
November, 9,+i u as. December, 3, q a. . JJc
Greene Co.'S report says; The market has
six points was aftcrwari modified to two and
three points over last evening the close WAS
general tone was not quite promising in
view of the indication that the more. nervous
cred and the efforts to urge up prices wer,.
materially modified. From the South adyires
come strong aud higher in some instances hut
accompanied by the Information to Indicate
that the tension had stretched matters rather
beyond the exporters limits in great many
cases, and foreign trade considerably less
active.
Cotton steady.-SaIes ia: JrpIands, -; or
leans, ~ lit, receipts, 10 IL, exports To Great
Britain, j+si.; continent, I.bti, stock, .fl.1s
ATLANTA, March TO- Cotton Nitilin2 9ri;
receipts. ~.
GENERAL MARKETS..
NEW YoRk, March To- Flour was less active
weaker in some eases. und a shade lower, tom
mon white wheat, Western extra ~ 6bf =. ssR.:
Fancy, S5.tnt 81 i,i: Common To- good extra
Ohio, s:3-sl9 90. Southern flour steady mo,i-
erately active common 10 fair extra -. fn,,
~, ii Viii ihaG active sSp s Nin. e.'t 70"
red, April ,9l4f6f'rsesc, closing g:iic. torn tru
moderately ACTIVE, specliiatlun moderate. NJ.
MsKrs N .NUr
534c-, closing f'i-,.. Oats sh,,le lower, only
moderately active No. :, Mtr' h, 81 ga ;5ffic.,
Hops quiet, unchanged. Couct- fair, btIt dun
HES No. I, Rio, March, Si:."se I=-.t,c., MAY,
Sl2n1 clIun sugar quiet, unchanged Mo-
crude: 3.6i1c-, refined.
Hides, steady; Wool, quiet generally steady:
Pork, quiet but firm; nless1, Sljsso 5I5s5; Ih,'I,
duh; Middes dun, nominal; Lard, lU,,II points
higher moderately active; western steam, 81
April, $3.50 $500; MAY, Ss.trsd Ss.If; freight
heavy.
CHICAGo, March To- Cash quotations WIRE /:
Flour quiet, unchanged No. Spring heat
stsse Mess PORK Pork So y; i:,r,' Dry sail
The iesine f f4f,r, S 3I. whisky si'
Grain. heat, No. :, March, 76'se; May, s3lsc;
June, sl>s- Corn, No. :, March, 36l4c; May
a,,l4c June, zSrt. Mes Fork. March 81 III IL
May and June, $3.50. Lard. March, s.. y: May
-; June So short Ribs, March, $500; May,
$500; June, $50.
ST. LOUIS, March TO- Flour steady, unchang-
ell. Wheat active but irregular, generally
lower, opened firm finished alc lower than
yesterday. No. = red, cash ,SlstTt ~. MAY
sOls6fSl 1sc; closed Slsc. Corn NOR. active and
stronger, closing 1sc higher than yesterday
No mixed ;silec, May ;Bl', - 90, closed III So
Oats dull and firm. No mixed, cash .91Ac,
bid. May 2s14c.
Whisky steady Sl.l3. Provisions very quiet
but frmer. Pork SIS, Lard s. .t9lsG S1..i, bulk
long clear Ss.119 short ribs SsdssIa short clear
1913. Hams firm at olI.J6eI4.
CINCINNATI. March I0.-Wheat easier No. ,
red, SIC. Corn quiet, Mo- mixed ;Es5o40. Oats
firm, No. mixed 2slec. Pork neglected. uOmi-
naliy- $3.50. Lard, dali, $40, bulk meats
quiet, unchanged Bacon quiet. unchanged.
whisky steady, quiet, Sl.l
LOUISVILLE. March IO.-WhCat-N = real
SIC. Corn, Ne. =, mixed, 4JC. white flc. Oats
No. :, dc Provisions quiet, unchanged.
NEW ORLEANS, March 1O.-Sugar il good de
manei. strictly prime, 4l.1i 9-i6; other articles
unchanged
NAVAL STORES.
LONDON, March l0-i y. m.-Turpentine
spirits 2.s 9d.
WILMINGTOS, March U.-Turpeutinc firm
S1ac.; kosin, firm; strained, I.c.: gOl,i So
Tar, hrm Sl.lO; Crude Turpvntiuc, firm; hur,i.
Slu; Yellow, Dip and Virgin, Sl.sO-
New YORK, March I0.-Itosin, quiet, steady;
Turpentine duh.
SAVANNAH, March Turpentine quiet
Sl4c; sales la, Resin firm, !sJt 81 90; sales fb
CHARLESTON, :. G.. March IO.-Turpentfnt.
firm, II; Rosin steady. good strained, 81